Coordinated Assessment & SSVF Integration within your CoC
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1 Coordinated Assessment & SSVF Integration within your CoC 2015 National Coalition on Veteran Homelessness Conference 25 Years May 27 th May 29 th, Washington, D.C. Dave Lopez San Francisco, CA Deputy Director of Programs & Operations Swords and Plowshares
2 Technologically Innovative Approaches to SSVF Service Delivery: Increased Efficiencies through Integrated Technology Solutions 2015 National Coalition on Veteran Homelessness Conference 25 Years May 27 th May 29 th, Washington, D.C. Cathie L. Hughes, M.A., M.C.J., D.Phil.-c Founder & President Hughes Collaborative Technologies Solutions Collaborative Continuum of Care Systems
3 Agenda Integrating a Coordinated Assessment Tool with SSVF Program Implementing Policies, Procedures & Compliance Increased Efficiencies through Technologies & Design
4 Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)
5 Caller Initial Contact - Unscreened Central Intake - Coordinated Assessment Provide Prevention or Diversion Services Quickly enter into appropriate program and Affordable / Accessible Permanent Housing If some, many or all needs can be met with SSVF and/or internal programs, then complete coordinated assessment and make referral from within the SSVF program. Central Intake (CI) Methodology-PROCESS Utilizing Coordinated Assessment COMMUNITY RESOURCES, PARTNER AGENCIES- MOUs External Resources Referral Research, Needs, Services Examples of Areas Impacted: -Coordinated Assessment -SSVF Program Compliance -VA-HUD-CoC-SSVF Mandatory Reporting Elements (data & narrative) NO WRONG DOOR CSBG SSVF ESG PATH Substance Abuse Counseling Services Referral XYZ AGENCY Internal Resources / Programs External Resources COMMUNITY RESOURCES, PARTNER AGENCIES- MOUs If there is no internal program available to potentially meet any need of the caller, then make external referral. CSBG Community Service Block Grant ESG Emergency Solutions Grant PATH-Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness Author: Cathie L. Hughes 2015 Central Intake / Coordinated Assessment Introduction Types: Single Physical Point of Entry (ex: smaller service area or rural communities w/ large geographic coverage) Decentralized Coordinated Systems (ex: HUD ESG & CoC grantees) Centralized Hotlines: (ex: s)
6 How Does SSVF Fit Into the Coordinated Assessment System? Access to the right program, at the right time Opportunities to address homelessness for low-income, high risk veteran families Efficiencies through coordinated data collection Accurate match of veteran family needs to appropriate & accessible resources
7 Choosing a Coordinated Assessment Tool Scope of Services Focus on specific need (PTSD, TBI, Sexual Assault) or all veteran families Who are you serving? Level of Funding Eligibility (Screening) Criteria Vulnerability Score vs. Length-of-Time-Homeless (Chronically Homeless) Validated and Reliable Generalizable to Target Population
8 Choosing a Coordinated Assessment Tool Growth & Expansion Capacity Web-based Seamlessly Integrated with other tools and technologies Compliant with Program Requirements
9 Choose a vendor Building Your Coordinated Assessment & Housing Placement (CAHP) System Does the system do what you need it to do What is your goal? CAHP System Management Who manages system and data? Who has Access (permissions)? Customization and Usefulness HMIS Integration Yes or No? Housing Match Function Document Storage
10 25 Cities, Mayor s Challenge, SSVF, CAHP System, Resources, Collaboration Identify and utilize resources available in the CoC & Community Targeting & Prioritizing SSVF Resources Successfully matching Veterans to appropriate housing Currently using the Vi-SPDAT along with the CAHP system to assess and track Veterans progress Rapid Response System: engage, warm transfer, enroll, house
11 All Roads Lead to Housing Multiple Access Points Single determination of placement Prioritization Access to multiple housing options Functional Zero
12 DOING MORE WITH LESS WHILE ACHIEVING BETTER OUTCOMES THROUGH AUTOMATION
13 MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES CASE MANAGEMENT DATA OUTREACH INTEGRATION BEST PRACTICES REPORTING
14 CASE MANAGEMENT MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES Interaction Person-hours Reduced Recidivism Increased Sustainability Greater Independence Better Social Network
15 DATA MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES Collected Utilized Man-hours Capitol expenditures Errors Data Validation Centralized Data Repository Improved Accuracy Standardization
16 Central Intake Identify Needs & Make Referral COORDINATED ASSSESSSMENT METHODOLOGY Caller Central Intake Coordinated Assessment- Initial Contact Completes Coordinated Assessment Determines Pre-eligibility for Internal Programs OR I & R Brief Intervention Service: TJ-3000 Information & Referral Identifies Needs, creates/adds to existing client record; Provides descriptive Narrative in Notes Section Referral Referral uses Specific Need Type Taxonomy Need: Appliance Repair (BM ) Referral: same External Resources COMMUNITY RESOURCES, PARTNER AGENCIES- MOUs COMMUNITY LINKAGES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES HUD VA CoC Providers VAMC-CBOCs-VSO-VA NETWORK XYZ AGENCY Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) LH-4600 Long Term Care Options Counseling: LH-4600 ID-3501 Specific Program Taxonomy Integrating the CoC-HMIS With Systems of Care SSVF But For Requirement External Resources SSVF Linkages to Required Supportive Services SSVF (ED) EFSG PH-1000 ID-4795 BD ID-663 Case/Care Management: PH-1000 Program: SSVF Eligibility Determination (ED) ID 4795 Emergency Food BD-1800 Referral BNEA B ID-635 Basic Needs: B Internal Resources / Program ID # Internal Referrals Research, Needs, Services Mental Health SOAR R ID-630 NS ID-5086 Mental Health & Substance Abuse Counseling R Social Security Insurance Disability Insurance Application NS PROGRAM SERVICES LIFE-CYCLE REFERRALS & PROGRAM ENTRY Acronyms ADRC Wyoming Aging & Disability Resource Center SSVF - Supportive Services for Veteran Families ED Eligibility Determination (a program entry under SSVF) EFSP Emergency Food & Shelter Program BNEA Basic Needs & Emergency Assistance Programs (discretionary, multi-funding sources, similar to TFA) Mental Health Counseling Services SOAR Social Security Outreach Access & Recovery support to assist participants in apply for Social Security Author: Cathie L. Hughes 2015
17 Implementing Policies, Procedures and Compliance Caller Central Intake - Coordinated Assessment- Initial Contact Referral External Resources SUPPORTING MULTIPLE SSVF PROJECTS ACROSS MULTIPLE CoCs External Resources Referral Research, Needs, Services EDA s Enter Data As LIGHT TOUCH HOMELESS PREVENTION (ID 5038) HOMELESS PREVENTION (ID 4798) RAPID REHOUSING (ID 4799) INELIGIBLE (ID 4891) LIGHT TOUCH HOMELESS PREVENTION (ID 5190) HOMELESS PREVENTION (ID 5191) RAPID REHOUSING (ID 5188) INELIGIBLE (ID 5186) LIGHT TOUCH HOMELESS PREVENTION (ID 5185) HOMELESS PREVENTION (ID 5184) RAPID REHOUSING (ID 5189) INELIGIBLE (ID 5187) SSVF-R1-01 Region 1 Grant 1 - CoC -500 YES SSVF-R2-02 Region II Grant 2 - CoC-550 SSVF-R2-03 Region III Grant 2 - CoC-550 YES Eligibility Determination YES COMMUNITY RESOURCES, PARTNER AGENCIES- MOUs Uses AIRS Taxonomy Integrated with ResourcePoint TM, ServicePoint TM Resource Database Utilizing Customized Design for Comprehensive Reporting and Interface with Multiple CoCs Provider Tree & ID # s. SSVF staff are assigned to SSVF-01 or SSVF-02. Staff Enter Data As (EDA) based on the (1) SSVF Project Assigned to and (2) for SSVF-02 projects, the region of service
18 OUTREACH MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES Connections Cost Duplication Expansion of Partner Network Greater Access to Target Population Increased Referrals Improved Relationship with Primary Supportive Services Providers Standardized
19 Outreach Strategy: 25 Cities 1. Search & Rescue Team 2. Collaborated with existing outreach teams 3. Train community partners on Coordinated Assessment tool 4. Hired Veterans to do Outreach 5. Community Navigator(s) 6. Community Coordinator (CAHP system) 7. Warm transfers and follow-ups 8. Real Estate Professionals Housing Specialist (Multi-Lingual)
20 Outreach Strategy: Rural & Tribal Print: Electronic: Visuals: Personal Contact: Communication & Services Coordination through: Rack cards Videos Displays Presentations Partnerships Brochures s Exhibits Lectures Cooperative Agreements Fact Sheets Radio Interviews Signs Meetings Chamber of Commerce Press Releases Television/News Marquees Interviews Landlords/Property Mgrs. Referral cards Interviews Press Events VA Systems of Care; Veterans Direct Mailing Internet: Conferences Commission Feature Articles Websites Face-to-Face CoC Stakeholders Flyers Social Media Health Fairs Shelters Stand Downs Transitional Facilities Veteran Events Healthcare Agencies/Programs Tribal Leaders Hospitals, Clinics, ER s Tribal Program Staff Community Based Services Formal Partnership Meetings, Ad Hoc Soup Kitchens, Food Banks, Thrift Stores Committees & Working Groups Tribal Councils Staffing Outreach Delivery Team Community Development & Outreach Department Community Development Specialist & Peer Mentor Public Relations Specialist, Employment Specialist, Housing Specialist, Tribal Liaison Case Manager, Outreach Coordinator, VISTA Volunteers
21 Decision Support & Measurement Tools ViSPDAT (Vulnerability Index Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) One Time Assessment conducted at Eligibility Determination Intake with EDA into potential program (HP, HP-Light, RR) Assesses immediate vulnerability Determines what program would be best for participant prioritizes needed services SPDAT (Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) Series of domains measure individuals on scale of 0-04 conducted at program intake Assesses individual s progress on measured domains over time Demonstrates outcomes F-SPDAT (Family - Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) Series of domains measures households conducted at program intake Assesses family s / household s progress on measured domains over time Demonstrates outcomes SSOM (Self Sufficiency Outcomes Matrix) Series of domains measures individuals or households on scale of 0-5 conducted at conducted at Eligibility Determination Intake Measures across multiple points in time Assesses progress on measured domains over time Demonstrates outcomes over time Eligibility Assessment Integration into the SPDAT Family Customized program and service specific criteria with flexible income and assessment requirement options Employs commonly used groups of criteria questions as criteria sets for use on other programs or services Generates high-quality referrals, improves quality and consistency of referrals Increases referral efficiency provides ability to send multiple referrals to eligible programs and services
22 Implementing Policies, Procedures and Compliance Internal Resources / Programs INTEGRATING DECISION SUPPORT MEASUREMENT TOOLS TO SUPPORT CASE MANAGEMENT XYZ AGENCY SSVF ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION, PVVS, EN-EX INTERIM PVVS STATUS: TEAM MEETING E.D. PVVS IP Case Coordinator -Complete ED Documentation Refer to ED E.D. - PVVS In Progress Pending Verification of Veteran Status Required Participants: Compliance Case Manager SSCC/CM & Any Other Key Partners Eligibility Criteria Established? ENTRY EXIT STATUS: ENTRY DATE YES ENTRY EXIT STATUS: EXIT ED ENTRY EXIT STATUS: ENTER PVVS OR PROGRAM Close CI/CA Referral ADD ENTRY - EXIT Case Coordinator -Complete SSOM -(EDA as identified Program Type- HP/RR/HP Light Touch) ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION Tool-Eligibility Module Standardizes Programs and Services Screening at Intake or ED Case Manager Meet with Client Complete Excel Matrix & Upload Documents in Client File Complete SPDAT / F-SPDAT (EDA as identified Program Type- HP/RR/HP Light Touch) PROGRAM ENTRY WORKFLOW -Verify / Complete Eligibility Module -Complete Vi-SPDAT EN- EX ED Interim Review NO Place in PPVS Status YES NO Refer to Program More Detailed Reporting Required: Continuous Process Improvement Program: SSVF Ineligible Tools Used from Coordinated Assessment to ED E.D. PPVS HP E.D. PPVS RR Eligibility Assessment CI or w/sscc) SSOM (Self-Sufficiency Outcomes Matrix) Completed at Initial Meeting w/case Coordinator; every 30 days after program entry; 12 months after program exit Vi-SPDAT Vulnerability Index One Time (SSCC Completes) F-SPDAT / SPDAT (F=Family) Service Prioritization Decision Assessment Tool (CM Completes) E.D. PPVS HP LT ENTRY EXIT STATUS: EXIT LIGHT TOUCH HOMELESS PREVENTION HOMELESS PREVENTION RAPID REHOUSING INELIGIBLE Author: Cathie L. Hughes 2015
23 Implementing Policies, Procedures and Compliance Integrating TFA Compliance from Request to Issuing Check
24 INTEGRATION MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES Collaborative, Coordinated, Systems of Care Effort Duplication Partner Networks Data Consistency Leveraging Brain Trust Reducing Fraud, Waste & Abuse
25 Use of Information Management & Technology Systems for Complete & Comprehensive SSVF Program Implementation Case Management Program Compliance & QA Needs, Services, Referrals Temporary Financial Assistance / Funds Management Coordinated Assessment Publicly Accessible Web based Real-time Resource Database Publicly Accessible Landlord / Housing Realtime Database Reporting Mandatory, Program Compliance & for Program Management & Excellent Service Delivery 2-way Interactive, mobile phone communications Case Management, Follow-Up, Compliance, et. al.
26 BEST PRACTICES MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES Consistency Reliable, accessible resources Appropriate type and level of service delivery Program Compliance Scalable Effort Duplication Risk Web-based, publicly accessible Housing Inventory Resource Database Web-based, HIPPA Compliant HMIS Referral Network Integrated Temporary Financial Assistance Decision Support Assessments (SSOM, SPDAT family) 2-way Interactive mobile phone communications- , SMS, chat Social Media
27 Best Practices Housing First Model Consistent Engagement Marketing: Urban Areas - Billboards, Buses, PSAs Rural Areas Massive outreach, consistent communication with partners and community stakeholders, chamber of commerce memberships in each community Setting and managing expectations Creation of a specialized positions Community Coordinator / Community Development Position Employment Specialist, Housing Specialist, Compliance Officer, Follow-Up Specialist, Data Quality Specialist Temporary Financial Assistance (TFA) Accounting Key point people at VA, Swords, CoC, Housing Authority, Community Partners
28 Best Practices On-Going Planned Collaboration Rewarding Outreach Teams & Case Workers Celebrating Success Training, training, training!
29 Do What You Do Best and Partner for the Rest Dr. Westley Clark, SAMSHA PARTNERSHIPS CONTINUUMS & SYSTEMS OF CARE HOMELESS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Formal Partnerships MOUs LOAs Contracts Grants Critical Pathway Providers Informal Partnerships Community Based Neighborhood Services Stores Faith Based Organizations Volunteers
30 PARTNERSHIPS CONTINUUMS & SYSTEMS OF CARE HOMELESS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Continuums of Care Connecting People to Resources Appropriate, valid and accessible Aligning Resources Across service areas (Housing, Employment, etc.) Specific to Target Populations Veterans, Domestic Violence, Teens Aging Out, Prison Re-entry Homeless, Prevention Aging, Seniors & Elderly Dementia, Alzheimer s Elder Abuse Disabilities Physical, Mental, Co-Occurring Transportation Assistive Technologies Full Life Cycle Service Delivery
31 The Role of Your CoC IT IS FEDERALLY MANDATED WHAT IS A CoC? WHAT IS IT S FUNCTION? WHAT IS IT S BENEFIT? HOW DOES IT EFFECT ME?
32 PARTNERSHIPS CONTINUUMS & SYSTEMS OF CARE HOMELESS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Systems Guide & tracks consumers over time through a comprehensive array of human, social & healthcare services spanning all levels of intensity of care Of Care A framework that involves collaboration across agencies, target populations, and support systems for the purpose of improving access and expanding the array of, coordinated communitybased, culturally and linguistically competent services and supports- that are effective, that build on the strengths of individuals, and that address each person's immediate and long(er) term needs. Systems of care are organized into coordinated networks. And, which are. synchronous (happen at the same time) & asynchronous (services & activities occur at different times) Examples: Housing / Homeless Continuums of Care Health Care Care Transitions Children & Families Wrap-Around
33 REPORTING MORE > LESS > OUTCOMES Accuracy Data Decision Making based on results and analytics Program Compliance Thinking out of the Box based on needs in YOUR community Effort Duplication Risk Outreach Finding and serving veteran families Eligibility Determination Homeless Registry Follow up Creative Design Continuous Process & Quality Improvement!!!
34 PARTNERSHIPS CONTINUUMS & SYSTEMS OF CARE Homeless Management Information Systems Guide & tracks consumers over time through a comprehensive array of human, social & health services spanning all levels of intensity of care Data Systems, IT, HMIS, Interactive Dialogue Communications ( , SMS, Voice) Processes Facilitates collaborative partnerships, services coordination, & continuums & systems of care Web-enabled database for services and providers Configurable Assessments support the implementation of workflow and processes design Reporting
35 What We ve Learned Communication is essential Setting and managing expectations Creation of key positions including Community Coordinator position, Navigator, Housing Specialist, Resource Specialist, Employment Specialist, et. al. Key point people at VA, Swords, (grantee agency), CoC, Housing Authority, Community Partners, Landlords/Property Managers, Employers, et. Al. Training, training, training! (Discussion)
36 CONGRATULATIONS NEW ORLEANS!!!!!
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